Rhode Island Rendezvous; Book 3 of the Patricia MacPherson Nautical Adventure Series "An insightful look at life at sea during the colonial era, this novel offers a combination of adventure, [...]
"To fight pirates, you use a pirate. Acorne will suit very well." "And you think you can trust him?" "I do not trust him in the slightest. Which is why [...]
As I prepare to take part in the Ships Ahoy! The joys and challenges of writing Nautical Historical Fiction session at the Historical Novel Conference in London, less than three [...]
“Teach me the sea, Mister Farrell. Tell me the names of the ropes, and the ways to steer a course. Teach me of the sun and the stars, and the [...]
I'm pleased and honored to be included as one of the speakers and workshop leaders at the Historical Novel Society's 2012 conference in London, England! Guests of honor include Lindsey [...]
Using Fact and Fiction to Create Verisimilitude in Historical Fiction Last week I was participating in a thread on Historical Novel Society's Facebook page, where an author had started a [...]
surgeons mate From Historical Novels Review , issue 58; November 2011 My thanks to Eva Ulett for reading and reviewing Surgeon's Mate; book two of the Patricia MacPherson Nautical Adventure [...]
